Now it’s Paris’ turn for wireless access on public transit

- Jun 27, 2012 7:18 am

Skift Take

Paris has been a front-runner in city-wide Wi-Fi (albeit paid) for the last decade. The new proposal will add a free option to the mix.

— Jason Clampet

London and Paris have had a competitive relationship for a little while now. So perhaps it shouldn’t be a surprise that just a few weeks after London announced the rollout of free wireless access on the Tube, the French have made a similar move

Tags: paris, wi-fi

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